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A scan is a run of Onsomble’s discoverability check. It takes every active prompt in your Prompt Library, sends each one to every enabled model, captures the full responses, and analyses them: who was mentioned, how prominently, in what tone, and citing which sources. Each prompt-model-region combination is one unit of work in the run. More prompts, more models, and more regions mean a bigger, richer scan, and a longer run.
Scan review showing how prompts, models, and regions multiply into a scan

What a scan produces

When a scan completes, it refreshes every page under Insights for the Site: While a scan is running, the insights pages show a progress banner. Results appear as soon as the run finishes.

The four configuration surfaces

Everything a scan does is controlled from the Scan Settings group in the Site’s sidebar. Each page is covered in its own guide:

Competitors

The businesses each scan measures you against, including ones Onsomble discovers for you.

Prompt Library

The questions each scan asks, and the wizard that generates them from your business profile.

Models

Which AI assistants each scan queries.

Schedule

How often scans run automatically, and the history of every run.
Configuration changes save to the Site’s active scan configuration and take effect from the next run. They don’t alter past results, so your history stays comparable.

Scans and your plan

Your plan shapes how much scanning you can do:
  • Your first scan is free on every account: it runs during onboarding with no card required.
  • Scan size: how many prompts and models each scan can cover: is governed by plan entitlements. Where you’re at a limit, the app offers an upgrade rather than a hard stop.
  • Recurring schedules are available on paid plans; see Schedule.
See Plans and entitlements for how entitlements work.
Model behaviour changes as providers update their systems. A scan that returns one picture today may look different in a few months even without any action on your side. This is exactly why recurring scans matter: one-off scans are a snapshot, trends are the signal.

What’s next

Understanding results

How to read what comes back from each scan.

Schedule

Set a recurring cadence and review past runs.